FIN3701

University of South Africa

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FIN 3701 Assignment 2 WITH SOLUTIONS Assignment #2, Due date: . Chapter 5 TVM (1) Part 1: fill in the blank 1. Simple interest is interest earned on_____ principal ________ 2. Compound interest is interest earned on ___ both principal & accumulated interest of prior periods._ 3. A dollar received one year from now will be worth __less_______ than a dollar received today. 4. APR is the annual rate of interest without taking into account the compounding of interest within that year. 5....
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FIN 3701 Assignment 2 WITH SOLUTIONS YEAR 2022 FIN 3701 Assignment 2 WITH SOLUTIONS YEAR 2022
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LME3701_Assignment_3__Final_Research 2 Exam (elaborations) AED3701 Assignment 2 30 July 2021 3 SUMMARY CMY3701 SUMMARY - THE EXPLANATION OF CRIME 2021 4 Exam (elaborations) Porfolio_exam_LME3701 5 Exam (elaborations) MNP_3701 Feedback –Assignment 01 a
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LME3701_Assignment_3__Final_Research 2 Exam (elaborations) AED3701 Assignment 2 30 July 2021 3 SUMMARY CMY3701 SUMMARY - THE EXPLANATION OF CRIME 2021 4 Exam (elaborations) Porfolio_exam_LME3701 5 Exam (elaborations) MNP_3701 Feedback –Assignment 01 and 02 6 SUMMARY Lsk3701_Summary 2021 7 Exam (elaborations) LME3701_assignment_2_semester_1 8
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SUMMARY FIN_3701_Summary 2 Exam (elaborations) FIN3701 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 - 2020 3 Exam (elaborations) FIN3701 ASSIGNMENT 1 4 Exam (elaborations) IPS_337___Final_Examination_4_November_2020.docx.pdf
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FIN_3701_Summary Study Unit 01 - CAPITAL BUDGETING AND CASH FLOW PRINCIPLES Capital budgeting: Process of evaluating and selecting long-term investments that are consistent with the firm’s goal of maximising owner wealth. Capital expenditure: Outlay of funds with expected benefits over a period of time greater than one year. Operating expenditure: Outlay of funds with expected benefits received within one year. Reasons for capital expenditure: Expansion of operations (most common motive)...
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FIN3701 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 - 2020
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FIN3701 ASSIGNMENT 2 SEMESTER 1 - 2020 1.1 Calculate the business operating break-even point. Monthly fixed costs = R4 000 Selling price per unit = R10 000 ÷ 1 500 figurines = R6.67 Variable cost per unit = R6 Break-even point = = = 5 970 6 000 1.2 Calculate the EBIT on the departmental store order. Units sold 1 500 Price per unit [R10 000 ÷ 1 500 figurines] R6.67 Total Sales R10 000 Less: Fixed costs (R4 000) Variable cost per unit (R6) Total variable costs [R6 × 1 5...
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QUESTION 1 1.1) The R190 000 that was conducted for market research will be allocated to the Income statement under Operating Expenses with a sub heading called Research Development. The market research is an expense a business incurs through its normal business operations. The annual interest expenses will lower your cash flow and is recorded in the operating activities section in the business’s cash flow statement as well as the nonoperating expenses in the income statement. 1.2) Initi...
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FIN3701 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT MAY/JUNE 2017 MEMO (Q1) 2 cost 1 000 000 Accumulated depreciation (20% x 1 000 000) x 3 (600 000) 400 000 (Q2) 2 proceeds 200 000 Book value (400 000) Loss (200 000) Tax benefit (29% x 200 000) 58 000 (Q3) 1 200 000 + 58 000 (Q4) 3 750 000+20 000+5000-258 000-7000 (Q5) 2 (Q6) 2 (Q7) 1 (Q8) 2 NPV = PI (initial investment)-initial investment (Q9) 2 (Q10) 1 (Q11) 1 discount rate= 6%+0.9(9-6) =8.7 NPV= 400 000{(1.0875 -1)/0.087(1.0875 )}-1 500 000 (Q...
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